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...them, of being pounced upon by the hawkeyed critics of the higher region. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago ; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an...

...cautiously whether you have a certain preventative or a specific remedy in store for each of them. Women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago. They make a class in society, they fill the public eye, and have acquired a degree of consequence and an appropriate...

...them, of being pounced upon by the hawk-eyed critics of the higher region. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago ; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an...

...them, of being pounced upon by the hawk-eyed critics of the higher region. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an appropriate...

...them, of being pounced upon by the hawk-eyed critics of the higher region. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a fe\v years ago; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence,...

...them, of being pounced upon by the hawk-eyed critics of the higher regions. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago ; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an...

...them, of being pounced upon by the hawk-eyed critics of the higher regions. You allow, however, that women of literature are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago ; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an...

...think myself wise because I am happy. You allow, however, that women of litera10 INTRODUCTION. ture are much more numerous of late than they were a few years ago; that they make a class in society, and have acquired a considerable degree of consequence, and an appropriate...